Sunlit Hills Water System: health-based drinking water violation (groundwater rule) in Santa Fe, NM

Sunlit Hills Water System (Santa Fe, New Mexico): health-based drinking water violation (groundwater rule) in Santa Fe, NM. Its population served of 1,018 is above the median of 142 (82nd percentile). Dated 137 days ago, it serves as a historical benchmark. Score 60/100. As of 2026-11-04, from U.S. EPA Safe Drinking Water Information System (SDWIS) via Envirofacts and EPA ECHO.

Data as of · Compiled by Zalwin from U.S. EPA Safe Drinking Water Information System (SDWIS) via Envirofacts and EPA ECHO

population served: 1,018 · 82th percentile of 456 WaterSystemViolationPulse records · 7.2x the median

Free preview: all 11 published fields of this record are shown below. Locked: 15 related NM WaterSystemViolationPulse records and the 6-column CSV export.

FieldValue
Water systemSunlit Hills Water System
PWSIDNM3505226
System typeCommunity water system
Owner typePrivate
Population served1018
LocationSanta Fe, NM
ContaminantGroundwater Rule
Rule groupMicrobial (coliform, E. coli, treatment technique)
Compliance period2026-06-20
StatusOpen
Public notice tier2
population served percentile82th of 456 (median 142, 7.2x median)
Peer records CSV (16 NM records) 🔒 Click to unlock →
CRM-ready export with official source URLs 🔒 Click to unlock →

View the official record

Markdown version

Watch Sunlit Hills Water System

Free email alert. Alert me when this company gets a new filing, lien, permit, contract or expiry in this feed. One confirmation email; unsubscribe any time.

Free for 1 company. More companies from $9/mo (25), $49/mo (500 + CSV), $199/mo (500 + CSV + API). Cancel any time from the link in every email.

Unlock Sunlit Hills Water System + all 16 NM records (CSV)

Instant CSV download · Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Link via Stripe · No account required
CSV columns: Water system · State · Contaminant / rule · Population · Status · Began · official source URL

  • Source agency: U.S. EPA Safe Drinking Water Information System (SDWIS) via Envirofacts and EPA ECHO
  • Record date: 2026-06-20
  • Data refreshed: 2026-11-04
  • Refunds on request within 14 days

Search all NM records free →

Top WaterSystemViolationPulse records (NM first): Deming Municipal Water System · Deming Municipal Water System · Deming Municipal Water System · Deming Municipal Water System · Deming Municipal Water System · Browse all by state and category →

LIVE PUBLIC DATA Source: U.S. EPA Safe Drinking Water Information System (SDWIS) via Envirofacts and EPA ECHO · Last refreshed: Wed, 04 Nov 2026 06:06:47 GMT

Is this your business? Add a "Listed on Zalwin" badge to your site

Paste this snippet into your website. It links to this public record; nothing is tracked on your site.

Listed on Zalwin badge preview

Peer benchmark and outreach value: Sunlit Hills Water System and 16 New Mexico peers

  • New Mexico WaterSystemViolationPulse records like this one: 16
  • Sunlit Hills Water System's population served: 82nd percentile of 456 records
  • Timing: Low: older than 30 days
  • Estimated pipeline if you contact every New Mexico peer: $3,200 (peers × rate × deal size; an estimate from your assumptions, not a forecast)

Search, filter and export more WaterSystemViolationPulse records

Run instant live search with these filters Download free sample CSV

✓ Read-only, live public data · Key and unlock right after payment · Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Link via Stripe · Refunds on request within 14 days

60 / 100 Score

  • Not yet returned to compliance.
  • Community water system.

What is the WaterSystemViolationPulse record for Sunlit Hills Water System in Santa Fe, New Mexico?

Sunlit Hills Water System (Santa Fe, NM), a community water system serving 1,018 people, has a health-based groundwater rule violation from 2026-06-20; status: open.

How does Sunlit Hills Water System compare to other New Mexico WaterSystemViolationPulse records?

Its population served of 1,018 sits in the upper half (82th percentile) of 456 records; the median is 142. It is 137 days old; check the official source for later updates before acting.

Sunlit Hills Water System vs. top 3 peers

OrganizationLocationAmountPercentileRecord date
Sunlit Hills Water SystemSanta Fe, NM1,01882nd2026-06-20
Valley Falls PsdFairmont, WV4,04292nd2026-06-18
United Water SystemLA4,44694th2026-06-15
United Water SystemLA4,44694th2026-06-15

Related records

WaterSystemViolationPulse: Microbial (coliform, E. coli, treatment technique) WaterSystemViolationPulse: Community water system WaterSystemViolationPulse: records in New Mexico

More New Mexico public-record feeds

Largest U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emitters by Company, Sector & State (EPA GHGRP) in New Mexico Federal Alcohol Permit Holder Directory in New Mexico Excluded Health Care Business Search (OIG LEIE) in New Mexico Nursing Home Inspection Deficiencies by State & Severity in New Mexico School & Library E-Rate Contracts Up for Rebid in New Mexico New, Terminating & Large 401(k) Plans from Form 5500 Filings in New Mexico Newly Posted IRS Automatic Revocations of Tax Exemption in New Mexico New NIH Research Awards by Organization in New Mexico

How to monitor Sunlit Hills Water System and peer microbial (coliform, e. coli, treatment technique) records

Get new WaterSystemViolationPulse records like Sunlit Hills Water System by email (free, weekly)

We email one confirmation link now; the weekly digest starts only after you confirm. One-click unsubscribe in every email.

Double opt-in: nothing is sent until you click the confirmation link. One-click unsubscribe.

See this week's digest

Get new violations in your states

WaterSystemViolationPulse emails new health-based violations matching your states, rule groups and system sizes.

See plans

✓ Read-only, live public data · Key and unlock right after payment · Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Link via Stripe · Refunds on request within 14 days

From EPA SDWIS federal data, which lags state records by up to a quarter. A violation is a regulatory finding about a water system, not a statement about current water quality. Verify with the state drinking water program.

Often used together